‘JOTO’ – a drawing board that can convert screen images into handwritten messages.

Have you ever wished to send a handwritten message to your faraway beloved but it always been a thought for you?

July 5, 2017, 3:52 pm52 Views

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Well, your wait is the past now and your thoughts will arise as a reality. A London- based Designing Studio called ‘Those’ has launched a device naming “JOTO” which can convert a screen image into a handwritten message. Joto is a whiteboard which consists a wipe-clean display with a robotic arm gripping a pen and eraser annexed.

Joto is the first connected display that traces using a pen. Joto is designed for dangling on the wall just like a wall hanging. Joto is not like a computerized screen, but it is live sketching device dangles on the wall which capsizes images and words from your screen display into pen and ink sketches.

The wall hanging device is controlled via a Joto App present on a computer or smartphone device. As you transfer any image or quotation, it starts jotting your command and the pen starts to draw. It consists an eraser and a dock or a fixed cap for the pen so that the pen stays lively. The next time you command for something new, it brushes off the surface and prep itself for the new Jot.

Joto receives every type of desires, traces everything like some artwork, to-do lists, notices and signs, quotations, news, tweets, greeting, etc. Joto device is multifaceted as it flexes itself according to the creativity of the user. The jot-to-jot messaging feature is also available as you can scrawl on your mates and relative’s wall from all over the world. You can link many other apps to Joto like twitter, slack and IFTTT (if this then that), etc.

Those team is still working hard to make fascinating thoughts and ideas into reality. Currently, a fundraising campaign has been held for a month on Kickstarter page for production. The initial target of fundraising was £100k and campaigning on Kickstarter page gave them a positive result. The shipping will commence from the end of December 2017. There is an offer for early bird priced at $150 / £125 / €140 on the Kickstarter page.